[juneau-lug] Re: Editors
- From: <james.zuelow@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: juneau-lug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 02 Feb 2006 12:05:30 -0900
I suppose I'm firmly in the vi camp. So much so that when I'm in a GUI I find
myself opening a terminal window to vi a text file or write a script, even
though kate is only a click away (I mainly use KDE these days). Kate has lots
of modules for autoindenting and colorizing things like bash scripts, perl, c,
etc. When I remember to use it it is very nice. Kate will even open a remote
file over the network as long as you have ssh access, so I suppose there's
really no excuse not to use it from my workstation.
But I usually remember it after I've written the script in a terminal window
with vi. And when I do use it, I always have to take the :wq out of the file
when I'm done, which is annoying when I just wanted to change one thing.
Maybe it's not so much vi (since I don't even use the full power of vi, much
less learning a system like emacs) as that I treat KDE as a mechanism to have
more than one shell session open without having to tab-Fn between them.
Cheers,
James
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